I don't cheat in a game unless I don't like the game but still want to see the cut scenes. I play Skyrim on legendary survival hard-core mode with no fast travel.
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NotaNuffian
@Anon2025 Judging by your statement, I come into some conclusions:
1. You did not do something like "Infinite Money" which allows you to buy anything and everything with no effort.
2. The game you are on is not too money centred, as in there are other resources required such as EXP that money can only help, not replace.
Which is fine by the way, to have one less limited resource to deal with.
1. You did not do something like "Infinite Money" which allows you to buy anything and everything with no effort.
2. The game you are on is not too money centred, as in there are other resources required such as EXP that money can only help, not replace.
Which is fine by the way, to have one less limited resource to deal with.
NotaNuffian
@JayMark80 Jesus Foot. Hardcore.
AnonUnlimited
For the most part, it depends on a game. I start cheating when I feel a game is wasting my time with grinding. Or I cheat after I beat the game just to try different things.
NotaNuffian
Same, I activated the Debug Mode in Cookie Clicker after feeling it was leading to nowhere and after that, I could finally stop playing the damned game.
ElijahRyne
I typically only play strategy games, such as go, cheating is the complete opposite of what you are supposed to be doing in such games.
JayMark
nah. Just rearrange the pieces when your opponent isn't looking. If all else fails, flip the foookin table mate!
ElijahRyne
Just take the loss on the chin, and learn from the game. Doesn’t mean you can’t be upset, cheating just goes against the spirit of getting better.
Lets me feel rich.
Need healing items? Easy.